Hello, Brother. (A Ninjago Fanfic)

Green Destiny

Hey guys, so this is a very short chapter, but I promise I will get the next one out ASAP. I know it's not much but it sets up for the next chapter, which is a much bigger and better so just bare with me. Thanks. I hope you enjoy it anyway.

~awesomespecs21

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Seliel's P.O.V.:

I woke up in a jail cell. My head hurt and my arm was sore, but it was nothing I couldn't handle. Someone came over and helped me up. I was surprised to see my father standing there.

"Dad!" I hugged him.

"Seliel." He returned my hug. I flinched as he touched my arm. "Are you hurt?"

"I'm ok. Thanks." I said.

"How did you get captured?"

"It's a long story but we don't have time. I've been working with the resistance and before you yell at me I..."

"I know, Misako and Pixal have told me all about that." He pointed to the cell next to us where Misako and Pixal were waving at me.

I was worried about what my father would say about my recent adventures with the resistance. When our village was invaded, he told me to stay and hide to keep me safe, but I was too stubborn to listen. I know I disobeyed him, but I couldn't just watch as they took them all away.

"I'm sorry Dad, I know you told me to stay back, but I just couldn't help myself."

"Of course I'm not mad sweetie." He surprisingly smiled. "I taught you to stand up for what you believe in and to fight for what's right, and after hearing what you did, I couldn't be more proud of you."

"Thanks Dad." I smiled.

"Seliel, is my son ok?" Misako asked me.

"The others are fine. I caused a distraction so they could escape and take down Garmadon, but I got captured in the process." I told her. "I held them off as long as I could, but I guess my best wasn't good enough."

"Don't be so hard on yourself." My dad put his hand on my shoulder. "You did the right thing."

"Thanks Dad." I smiled.

"Have the ninja returned yet?" Pixal asked.

"As far as I know they're still in the realm of Oni and dragon." I frowned.

"Lloyd will find a way, he always does." Misako said.

"I've seen that giant rock monster. There's no way they beat it by themselves." I said.

"Then we should find a way to help them." My father said.

"What?" I asked.

"After hearing about everything you've done, it's inspiring." He smiled. "And I think you're right. It's time we stop sitting on the sidelines and play the game instead."

"I'm with you." I smiled. I walked over to the front of the cell and started banging on the bars. "The resistance never quits! The resistance never quits!"

"The resistance never quits! The resistance never quits!" Everyone in the prison joined in the chanting and started banging on their own cells.